Referendum on Cotton Allotment Transfer Leads to May Vote
Farmers in about two thirds of upland cotton counties will vote May 16 to 25 on transferring allotments to other counties by sale or lease. If two thirds approve in a county, transfers across counties in the same state will be allowed for 1967 1968 and 1969. In 1965 growers first approved transfers in 349 counties.
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Wanted to Buy and Sell Listings in Danville Area
A dense classified page lists multiple items for sale and wanted to buy. Entries include dogs, horses, motorcycles, vehicles, furniture, seeds, house and land, seeds, and tools. Also notes a public notice on farm parity prices proposed by Sen. McGovern.
News Quiz Answers Montage From May 16
A compact list presents correct choices across parts I II and III and a symbol quiz. The answers include letters for each numbered question and the final symbol mappings.
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Referendum by mail offered to cotton growers in counties
Officials announced a mail referendum for cotton growers in counties with ASC oversight. Ballots go to all record holders this month, with counts due by COB May 25. If a ballot is missing by May 15, eligible voters should contact the ASCS Office.
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American cotton fades in world markets despite government efforts
Washington reports American cotton prices slide further as global demand wanes despite government measures. The AP notes ongoing price declines and export challenges impacting farmers and trade policy.
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